Don Haskins Recreation Center
Galatzan Recreation Center
Polly Harris Senior Center
Leo Cancellare Aquatic CenterAll other facilities remain open at this time as we continue to monitor weather conditions
Friday, December 23, 2011
City of El Paso Update -Animal services & Parks & Recreation
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Sun Metro Detours for Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade
El Paso, Texas—The Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade will require Sun Metro to detour 12 routes beginning at about 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 3.
Sun Metro staff will monitor the impacted area to help passengers, and drivers will make courtesy stops as required.
Buses traveling outbound, north on El Paso Street will turn right onto Paisano, left onto St. Vrain and onto Virginia, right onto Magoffin returning to the regular route.
Buses traveling inbound, north on Campbell will turn left onto Paisano, right onto Santa Fe, right onto Franklin, left onto Stanton returning to the regular route.
There will be no service to the San Antonio and Mesa intersection; and the San Antonio Plaza.
Buses traveling outbound, south on Santa Fe will not turn left on Franklin, but instead continue on Santa Fe and turn left onto Paisano, left onto St. Vrain and onto Virginia, right onto Magoffin, right onto Brown, right onto Olive, left onto Noble, right onto San Antonio, left onto St. Vrain, right onto Paisano, left onto Stanton returning to the regular route.
The detour will not allow for service at the Myrtle and Stanton intersection, the Oregon and Texas intersection, and the Kansas and Franklin intersection.
Buses traveling outbound from the Downtown Transfer Center from Fourth will turn left onto Oregon, right onto Paisano, left onto St. Vrain and onto Virginia, right onto Magoffin returning to the regular route.
Buses traveling inbound, west on Myrtle will turn left onto Virginia and onto St. Vrain, right onto Paisano, left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.
The detour will not allow for service at the Myrtle and Stanton intersection; and the Oregon and Texas intersection.
Buses traveling outbound from the Downtown Transfer Center will turn left onto Santa Fe, right onto Franklin, left onto Mesa returning to the regular route.
Buses traveling inbound, south on Oregon will turn right onto Franklin, left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.
The detour will not allow for service at the Oregon and Texas intersection.
Buses traveling inbound, west on Missouri travel directly to Santa Fe and turn left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.
The detour will not allow for service at the Myrtle and Stanton intersection; and the Oregon and Texas intersection. The buses will use stops along Missouri and Santa Fe for courtesy stops.
Buses traveling outbound, east on Paisano will turn left onto St. Vrain, right onto Magoffin, left onto Octavia, right onto Texas returning to the regular route.
Buses traveling inbound, west on Texas will turn left onto Octavia, right onto Myrtle, left onto Virginia and onto St. Vrain, right onto Paisano, left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.
The detour will not allow for service at the Oregon and Texas and Myrtle and Stanton intersection, and the San Antonio Plaza.
For more information, visit www.sunmetro.net or call (915)533-3333. Follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/sunmetro.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Mayor Cook’s Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
THANKSGIVING ADOPT-A-SOLDIER PROGRAM STARTS NOV 2
Burglary of Vehicles and Auto Theft Prevention Alert
You can be an effective Crime Stopper if you: Always lock your vehicle and keep your vehicle windows rolled up;
Use an anti-theft device such as a burglar alarm or a steering wheel lock;Do not leave any packages, electronics, or other valuables in plain sight;
Secure your valuables in your vehicle’s trunk or in an out of sight storage;
Park your vehicle in a secured lighted area;Report suspicious activity or individuals to the El Paso Police DepartmentNon-Emergency number 832-4400 or call 911. These Crimes are Crimes of opportunity. When you practice these tips youreduce the opportunity.